Top 5 Gigantic Wildlife Splendors in National Parks of India

India houses hundreds of sanctuaries and national parks that reflect the contribution of nation on conserving wildlife and nature. India is blessed with the incredible diversity of flora and fauna. And once-in-a-lifetime experience is spotting some rare birds and wild animals in their natural habitat. In India, different national parks have their own importance of having something special in wildlife. Here is the list of 5 animals that are splendor of India that live in 5 best national parks of India with pride.

1.   Bengal Tiger at Bandhavgarh National Park: In the state of Madhya Pradesh, safari in Bandhavgarh definitely gives the chance to see Bengal Tiger to every visitor. This national park has higher number of tigers than Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra and Ranthambore in Rajasthan. Though accessing this park is not so easy, but hundreds of tourists visit here to spot a glimpse of big cat. You will more likely to see the tigers by staying here for over two days in Bandhavgarh resorts. If you are lucky enough, you will see the tiger in your first safari. To track the tigers, elephant safari is also offered.

2.   One Horned Rhinoceros at Kaziranga National Park: In the north east region, the state of Assam perks up wildlife lovers with plethora of opportunities to explore rich flora and fauna. In Kaziranga National Park, the major highlight is prehistoric one-horned rhinoceros. World’s largest population of these giants lives here.

3.   Asiatic Lion at Gir: The last Asian lions in the world live in Gir Wildlife Sanctuary. This breed was almost hunted and came into extinction in the decades of 1870s. They were once found in Syria in the west as well as Bihar (India). Now, a big population of these lions lives in the sanctuary due to vast conservation efforts.

4.   Wild Ass in Rann of Kutch: The state of Gujarat also offers something to wildlife lovers. In the Little Rann of Kutch, the unforeseen and harsh lands are the house of Indian wild ass. Spread over 5000 square kilometers of vast landscapes, Wild Ass Sanctuary is known of being the home of over 2000 to 3000 animals. They run for over long distances at the speed of over 50 kilometers. Hence, it is good to spot them on wild safari.

5.   Elephants at Nagarhole: In the state of Karnataka, you can explore the entire park of Nagarhole by jeep safari. You can get closer with well-trained elephants in Dubare Elephant Camp.

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